Kipple combines the momentum of ESP era free jazz with a 2 man low fi electronics section in place of the piano. The rhythm section is that used by Sonny Simmons on his UK gigs. The free blowing trumpet/soprano sax front line manages to be intense and relaxed at the same time (Phil Morton, Frakture, 2011)

Personnel:
Derek Saw - trumpet,flugelhorn
Herve Perez - soprano sax
Shaun Blezard - electronics
Ian Simpson - electronics
John Jasnoch - guitar
Charlie Collins - drums

Recorded live at Notes and Sounds, Sheffield Summer 2011 (first set)

Artwork and Kipple logo by Shaun Blezard

Aphex Twin meets ESP

Kipple is a word coined by the remarkable science fiction writer Philip K. Dick. It refers to the sinister type of rubbish which simply builds up without any human intervention. Eventually, one day, the entire world will have moved to a state of kipplization

From Phil Dick's "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?"


This audio is part of the collection: Electronic Musik
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Artist/Composer: Kipple
Keywords: kipple; notes and sounds; free jazz; electronica; esp; john jasnoch; derek saw; herve perez; charlie collins; shaun blezard; ian simpson; noise research; clutter; sunny simmons; free improvisation; aphex twin; lo fi electronics; free blowing; derek bailey; incus; free noise; evan parker; do androids dream of electric sheep; philip k dick

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